Lorain Water Fight Grows More Interesting
Lorain faces a contentious water controversy as city chemist Marshall blames faulty filters and is ousted after Arthur Brown of the filter company endorses his own report. Brown accuses Marshall of bias while the board endorses Brown, and a new chemist reports water is pure though health officials dispute the claim. A sample is sent to the state health board for review.
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Marshall
Lorain
U Arthur Brown
Board of Public Service
Brown
Bite Re Ooh
New City
Ofcer Hug
State Board of Health
Weather Signals Spring Day While Snow Follows
Elyria residents heard a playful forecast from the weather desk. After a rainy day and a brutal night the sky brightened this morning like spring. Yet reports say snow is due by evening and temperatures will fall noticeably.
Lake Shore reports big six month earnings rise
The Lake Shore issues a six month statement showing gross earnings up by 1.41 million while net earnings reach 1.908 million. Operating expenses fall by 498 thousand and other income adds 4.015 million from railroad investments leaving 6.511 million available for dividends and a 564,600 surplus.
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Mnaneini
Lake Shore
Little Hope For Terry McGovern
In Kings County Hospital Terry McGovern once a world featherweight champion lies in a psych ward for five days of observation. He worsened and woke claiming a 27 000 horse race win and demanded release. Dr Charles Mosley says recovery prospects are slight. wife Mrs McGovern blames racing and wine purchases.
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New York
Kings County Hospital
Terry McGovern
Psycopathic
Terry
Charles Mosley
Price of Panel 15 Increased by Manufacturers Plan
Elyria will see higher window glass prices starting December first with a further rise forecast soon after the new year. Prices have climbed 50 percent over three years as manufacturers, meeting two weeks ago, agreed on a schedule to curb dealer price cutting.
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Elyria
Grocers Back Weighing Produce Across Ohio
The Ohio grocers meeting in Youngstown debated selling fruits and vegetables by weight rather than by bushel or peck and urged the legislature to enact a state mandate. Officers elected include H. F Buesing as president, J. d. Kinsell as first vice president, J. Kriegentofer as second vice president, J. W. Bish as treasurer, and W. H. Cook as secretary.
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Ohio Grocers
Youngstown
H. F Buesing
J. d. Kinsell
Columbus
J. Kriegentofer
J. W. Bish
Dayton
W. H. Cook
Springfield
Roosevelt Third Term League Formed in Chicago
Chicago December 6. The Roosevelt third term national league has been formed. An application for a charter was filed in Springfield. Edward A. Horner, formerly of Leadville Colorado, is the grantee and president. The league will have national headquarters in Chicago with clubs to be organized nationwide. Horner says the goal is 5,000,000 members and that it is a people driven effort, not for politicians. He adds he does not care if President Roosevelt approves or not and asserts public support will elect him to a third term.
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Chicago
Springfeld
Edward A. Horner
Leadville, Cola
Granteer
United States
Horner
Rongevelt
Bankrupts Sale At Saloon In Lorain Ohio 1906
December 10 1906 starting at 1 30 p m at the saloon once Henry Waidler occupied in the Anheuser Busch Brewing Association building Lorain Ohio the trustee will auction a desk chair desk liquor case cigar case screens back bar glass work board beer pumps pipes chandeliers window sheds tables chairs novelty box and bar glasses the itemized lot valued at 1800 cannot sell below two thirds cash terms signed Chas A Bemis trustee 12 5 11
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Henry Waidler
Anheuser Busch Brewing Association
South Lorain
Ohio
Chas A. Bemis
Dermatologist Opens Parlor At Masonic Temple
Mrs Chas Guth dermatologist announces opening of a new parlor in the Masonic Temple room 08 on Thursday December six. She invites old friends and new clients to visit and learn about her practice.
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Chas. Guth
Masonic Temple
Government orders action in courts over Mongolian descent students
In San Francisco on December 6 under direct orders from Washington representatives of the Department of Justice in California have been instructed to begin an action in the courts to test the legality of the state statute which provides that children of Mongolian descent shall attend a separate school.
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San Francisco
Washington
Department of Justice
California
No More Speeding in Rockport Fines Lead to Action
The Cleveland and Southwestern Railroad will stop speeding through Rockport after the town collected $60 in fines from motorists found guilty of speeding. Marshal Stocker spearheaded the crackdown, timing trains after complaints of accidents. May or Seager processed warrants, the railroad appealed but did not pay, and the city prepared further legal steps over the unpaid fine.
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Cleveland & Southwestern
Rockport
Marshal Stocker
Seager
Appel
Christmas Savings Ad Promoting Smart Shopping
A vintage style ad urges readers to save money for Christmas gifts by tracking spending and trading within a local marketplace. The slogan Live and Let Save emphasizes frugal transactions to maximize holiday budget.
Grain of Tripoli powder used in dynamite making
A grain of Tripoli powder contains the skeletons of 187 million animal culae and is used in dynamite production.
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Tripoli
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